Whats your favourite fish to eat?

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Post by Swamp-Donkey »

There not the same fish. There real name is "Burbot", but they are a freshwater cod. There real easy to catch in the winter, they can get pretty big(I've got'em up to 10lbs)and if you're in the right spot, you can catch a pile of em. There's no limit and no season. Hardly anybody really targets them. So any lake that has them, usually has a pile of them. They are a really different looking fish, kinda half catfish, half eel. Man do they taste great. Real easy to clean-hardly any bones and the flesh is firm and white.
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Interesting - I do catch the ling cod while ice fishing. At least, it follows the description of half catfish / half eel...and people refer to them as ling. This is in Northern Ontario though - same fish? Please post if anyone has a pic.

I was going to ask how to clean them, but I imagine it is the same as catfish. So I did a search on the forum before posting (imagine that! Don't expect that everytime :wink: ) and found this link,

http://www.fish-hawk.net/hawktalk/viewt ... an+catfish
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muskystalker hit the head on the nail. kert im on my way over for dinner
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Smelt. M-m-m.....
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Tuna Steak Yummmmmm
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Eye's are an easy pic (pun intended) but I always enjoy a shore lunch of fresh caught perch. A little flour a few spices, fried up in butter.

All time best though, has a be a nice fresh coho we bought right off the boat in Tofino. A sliced lemmon a little salt & pepper, wrapped in foil and cooked over a driftwood fire at Long Beach and eaten while watching the sun sink into the Pacific. That was probably 30 years ago but it seems like yesterday. :)
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Oh Man!! Who started this, my mouth is just watering from any and all of the fish mentioned. :D :D . I would have to say that up to a couple off years ago I would not of even thought of eating catfish but after tasting some at the Catfest in Arnprior done up in Rocky Madison style and deep fried, I really can't say enough for it. I also love perch, walleye, salmon,halibut actually I can't think of any I don't like as long as they have been filetted properly,ie. no bones and either fried, poached or BBQ is fine with me. Now who is having fish for supper?????
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Post by joco »

hey hitmanhill

there was some great catfish at lonestar,but they dont have it anymore for the past 3 months......... :cry:

it was great its was blackned......somthing like that..

all fish are great.........the only i never tast is carp and eel..........one day.i will.(freshwater)

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Joco; I have had it at the Lone Star once before, absolutely fantastic! :D but I guess it wasn't a big seller unfortunately. I guess they need some fishermen to get it to them fresh. Probably way to many regulations to allow that to happen. :cry:
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Walleye, Pike and then Perch.
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I like the eyes, (which I can't catch), bass then pike, the smaller guys are tasty also but much harder to feed a table full of people with.

Dagnabit, I keep freaking hearing about how good ling is! Someone has gotta hook me up this winter so I can see what all this fuss is about.
Recepies once said ling is obtained would be appreciated also. Oh, having it already cleaned is a bonus also, seeing as it'd be a case of trial and error for me.

Must be the standard down the backbone...but do they actually have one? You see the dilemna. :lol:
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:lol: :lol: hahahah you just wrote DAGNABIT!!!! :lol: :lol:
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Yeah, I enjoy cursing like an early 19th century goldminer. :lol:

Don't make me burst out in pirate song next....Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum!

Whoa...meds. :lol: Thank God for em'. They're actually enabling me to move lately. :lol:
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Post by Peppino »

Burbot and Ling cod are 2 different type of fish.....Check out FH fish identification under tools. The burbot is a cross between a catfish and eel like Swamp Donkey mentioned. But if you Google ling cod you will get a totally different picture. 8)


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Fresh shore lunch trout # 1
Fresh shore lunch eye's #2
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